Which environmental impact intensifies when deflation removes loess deposits?

💡 Explanation

The removal of loess by deflation exposes underlying, less fertile soil because the mineral composition and soil structure are disturbed by this mechanism. Therefore, available plant nutrient levels are greatly reduced, rather than increasing other beneficial outcomes.

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